A community is rallying together to support three Princeton High School students who were involved in a car crash Friday night in Mercer County.

Family friend Sarah Malone prayed outside Charleston Area Medical Center General Saturday night.

"We know God that through you all things are possible," Malone said.

She and several others held a vigil to support Alison and Adriana Edmonds and Savannah Arrowood who were injured when a logging truck hit their car along Airport Road near Bluewell, West Virginia.

The twins' mother, Loddie Edmonds, recalls the moment she found out something had happened to her daughters.

"I kept calling their phones and texting their phones," Edmonds said. "Finally... one of the firefighters answered the call and let me know what was going on."

The girls are all members of the Princeton High School band.

Alison, the driver, sustained a skull fracture, brain bleed, facial bone fractures and ruptured ear drums. Her sister, Adriana, was ejected from the vehicle during the accident. She has a concussion and a liver laceration. Savannah has broken ribs and bruised lungs.

Loddie said she's grateful all three girls are alive.

"This morning, Alison, the breathing tube was removed," Loddie said. "They're looking to remove Adriana's sometime today or tomorrow."

She's feeling the outpouring of love and support from not only the Princeton community but from people all over the region.

"Princeton's motto is one school, one city, one family," Loddie said. "But we should make that the motto for Mercer County, because they've really came out and supported the girls."

Savannah is expected to be released from the hospital soon, while the twins may have a long road to recovery ahead.

A GoFundMe page has been created to help the families with travel and medical expenses.